Are you dealing with a clogged drain in your home or business? Clogged drains are a common problem, and figuring out why they happen can be challenging. While there may be several causes for clogs, such as sand, grease, biofilm buildup or foreign objects, understanding the potential workflows within your plumbing system will help you diagnose and resolve any slow-draining pipes. We’ll explore some of the most frequent causes of drainage blockages and provide tips on preventing them from occurring in the future. Grease and Oil, Hair, Soap and Shampoo Residue, Paper Products, Small Objects, and Tree Roots Have you ever experienced a clogged drain or sewer line? It can be such a frustrating and messy situation to deal with. The culprits behind these clogs are often grease and oil, hair, soap and shampoo residue, paper products, small objects, and even tree roots! It’s important to stay mindful of what we discard down our drains, as these items can create a buildup over time and eventually lead to a blockage. So next time you think about pouring that bacon grease down the sink or flushing that cotton swab, think twice and dispose of it properly. Your drains (and wallet) will thank you in the long run.
